The videos already selling on TikTok Shop can run as Facebook and Instagram ads. Meta Ads Programs give creators one branded link to join and submit, let you review content and ad permission, and report spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per asset.
Illustrative dashboard. Every number shown is sample data, not a customer result.
Moving a creator video from TikTok Shop to Meta usually means DMs, shared folders, and a spreadsheet nobody keeps current. Meta Ads Programs keep the invitation, the content, the permission, and the results in one workspace.
Creators join from a single branded program link and know exactly where to send their content. No back-and-forth over which folder, which email, or which version.
Every submission lands in a review queue with its permission status beside it, so ad-ready assets never get mixed up with drafts or videos you are not cleared to run.
Meta ad spend, attributed sales, and ROAS show up per campaign and per asset in Hubfluence, in the same workspace where you run your TikTok Shop creator program.
Connect your Meta ad account once. Every program after that follows the same path.
Connect your Meta ad account to Hubfluence, then set up a program with your branding and what you want creators to submit. You get a branded link to share.
Send the link to new or existing creator partners. Their submissions arrive in a review queue where you approve or reject content and check ad permission.
Activate approved, permission-cleared assets as Facebook and Instagram ads, then track Meta ad spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per asset in Hubfluence.
Scroll through the four parts of a Meta Ads Program, from the link creators join to the ROAS on each asset.
Every program gets its own branded link. Send it to creators already selling for you on TikTok Shop or to new partners you are recruiting, and everyone joins the same program and knows where their content goes.
Every program gets its own branded link. Send it to creators already selling for you on TikTok Shop or to new partners you are recruiting, and everyone joins the same program and knows where their content goes.
Submissions land in a review queue with the creator and the video side by side. Approve the content that fits the program and reject what does not, so only usable assets move forward.
Approve the content that fits the program and reject the rest. Only approved assets move on to the permission check.
Submitting a video and granting permission to run it as an ad are two separate steps. Hubfluence tracks ad permission per asset and ties into Usage Rights, so you can see what is cleared before anything goes live on Meta.
Once an asset runs on Facebook or Instagram, Hubfluence reports its Meta ad spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per campaign and per asset, so you know which creator videos deserve more budget.
Sample data. Spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per creator asset show which videos have earned more budget.
Meta Ads Programs are the Hubfluence feature for running creator content as Facebook and Instagram ads. You connect your Meta ad account, share a branded program link that creators join, review the content they submit, confirm ad permission for each asset, and track Meta ad spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per campaign and per asset inside Hubfluence.
No. Submitting content and granting ad permission are separate steps. A creator sending you a video does not by itself clear it for paid use, so Hubfluence tracks ad permission per asset alongside Usage Rights. Check that permission is in place before you activate an asset on Meta.
Yes. Meta Ads Programs run through the native Meta integration, so you connect your own Meta ad account to Hubfluence first. The ads run from that account on Facebook and Instagram, and the spend stays in your account.
Yes. Share the branded program link with existing creator partners, such as the affiliates already selling for you on TikTok Shop, and with new creators you are recruiting. Everyone who joins submits content through the same program.
For each program, Hubfluence reports Meta ad spend, attributed sales, and ROAS per campaign and per asset. That shows which creator videos pay back on Facebook and Instagram, so you can move budget toward the content that is working.
Spark Codes and TikTok GMV Max Ads put paid spend behind creator content on TikTok. Meta Ads Programs take creator content to Facebook and Instagram through your own Meta ad account. The two work together: TikTok Shop shows you which videos convert, and Meta gives those videos a second paid channel.
Connect your Meta ad account, open a program, and see which creator content pays back on Facebook and Instagram. The panel on the right is sample data, not a customer result.